Republican Michele Morrow and Democrat Mo Green talk about what they like and don't like about what our kids are learning.

It's a race consumed by numerous controversial takes and two candidates with very different outlooks on education.

A greater sense of integration with parishes and their schools would be a win for both the San Diego Diocese and its ...

A controversial application that would allow a “homeschool pod” to operate on the grounds of an existing church had its fifth ...

Education issues have flown under the radar this election cycle despite both major candidates having big ideas about how the ...

Supporters of school choice in Kentucky are hoping voters allow a new path for state-supported payments to private schools.

Mike Thompson’s re-election bid will test whether Johnson County voters feel one of the state’s leading social conservatives ...

Supporters of school choice in Kentucky are hoping voters will do what the state courts wouldn’t — allow a new path for state ...

Three seats, with four-year terms, are up for election in November. The Park Rapids League of Women Voters hosted a candidate ...

Republicans support and Democrats oppose educational choice programs, which help pay the tuition of almost 14% of students ...

A year of travel around the world introducing your children to the delights of different countries and cultures can be ...

The Conservative Party of B.C. has unveiled its education policy plans, including reinstating provincial exams for Grade 10 and 12 students, restoring letter grades for students in grades 4-9, and ...